Ethan versus Manilla
The last 24 hours have been Ethan versus Manilla, and Manilla is winning, even though I’ve got a great set of allies. Comments should work… Read More »Ethan versus Manilla
...My heart's In Accra
Ethan Zuckerman’s online home, since 2003
Sufficiently clever enough to get myself into trouble
My three readers have probably noticed that the design of this blog has changed – indeed, more than once in the past 48 hours. I… Read More »Sufficiently clever enough to get myself into trouble
Kenyan Pundit, Live from Nairobi
Ory Okolloh – Kenyan Pundit – is one of the people I’m happiest to have met through blogging. She’s a brilliant law student at Harvard… Read More »Kenyan Pundit, Live from Nairobi
Death and Damage in Myanmar Are Now Believed to Be Relatively Light, U.N. Study Says
I’ve been raising the concern, here and in posts on WorldChanging.com, that statistics on deaths in Burma from the tsunami may be underreported by the… Read More »Death and Damage in Myanmar Are Now Believed to Be Relatively Light, U.N. Study Says
Tsunami relief? No, thanks.
Peter Ford, writing in the Christian Science Monitor, has an interesting article on the politics of foreign aid in response to the tsunami. He focuses… Read More »Tsunami relief? No, thanks.
A shameless plug for a friend’s new book
I don’t read a lot of business books, but I’ve been patiently waiting for the release of Bo Peabody’s “Lucky or Smart”. My interests in… Read More »A shameless plug for a friend’s new book